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New York Times Crossword January 3 2026 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 66 clues from the New York Times Crossword for January 3 2026. Stuck on one? Click the clue to reveal its verified answer, plus every other answer that clue has had across every publisher in our database.

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ClueLetters#Answer
Spoilers that ruin a whole lot91 AcrossReveal answer → Ditch digger510 AcrossReveal answer → Building that shouldn't have running water915 AcrossReveal answer → Actor Maguire516 AcrossReveal answer → Save me!917 AcrossReveal answer → Stretch one's legs, say518 AcrossReveal answer → Really went for919 AcrossReveal answer → French fathers520 AcrossReveal answer → PlayStation 5 maker421 AcrossReveal answer → Hairstyle associated with lesbian culture622 AcrossReveal answer → Campus mil. group424 AcrossReveal answer → "On top of that …"826 AcrossReveal answer → European capital that names some animals if you interchange its last two letters528 AcrossReveal answer → Part of many a financial portfolio429 AcrossReveal answer → Spot430 AcrossReveal answer → One in hand?331 AcrossReveal answer → Add pizazz to732 AcrossReveal answer → Poke option335 AcrossReveal answer → Prefix with sphere436 AcrossReveal answer → Place to make offers438 AcrossReveal answer → Admit539 AcrossReveal answer → "Allow me!"841 AcrossReveal answer → Number range for some board games443 AcrossReveal answer → How someone might be caught644 AcrossReveal answer → Blemish445 AcrossReveal answer → Unwasted?547 AcrossReveal answer → Direction to get to an address948 AcrossReveal answer → "Your point being …?"553 AcrossReveal answer → Uncovered954 AcrossReveal answer → Have a feeling555 AcrossReveal answer → Aids in recalling956 AcrossReveal answer → What "seder" means, literally557 AcrossReveal answer → Exaggerated speaking style that promotes language development958 AcrossReveal answer →

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Unwanted mail41 DownReveal answer → Berry found in swamps42 DownReveal answer → Work place43 DownReveal answer → Some chances to get credit, in brief74 DownReveal answer → Symbols of love on some bridges85 DownReveal answer → Opposite of "with the works"56 DownReveal answer → Lincolnesque, in a way57 DownReveal answer → Behold, in Latin48 DownReveal answer → Support from an angel99 DownReveal answer → Corner piece610 DownReveal answer → Fruits related to grapefruits711 DownReveal answer → Save space, in a way1012 DownReveal answer → Words on an incriminating email, perhaps1013 DownReveal answer → Emoji indicating interest414 DownReveal answer → Language in which "thank you" is "shukriya"423 DownReveal answer → Appliance that uses a thermostat to know when to stop1024 DownReveal answer → Performer who's juggling a lot?1025 DownReveal answer → Tech that records movement526 DownReveal answer → Part of a certain steering system427 DownReveal answer → When repeated, a fish428 DownReveal answer → Place with a chapel and mess hall929 DownReveal answer → Soft, sticky treat433 DownReveal answer → Drifters at sea834 DownReveal answer → Fervent737 DownReveal answer → Annual event with baskets740 DownReveal answer → Not so simple642 DownReveal answer → Where French fries are "frog sticks"545 DownReveal answer → Start of a declaration of 47 B.C.546 DownReveal answer → Nothing special447 DownReveal answer → Selene's Roman counterpart449 DownReveal answer → Lake ___, body of water near London450 DownReveal answer → Informal endorsements451 DownReveal answer → It's conditional452 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the New York Times crossword published on Saturday, January 3, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing and live on each clue's own page, so you only see the solutions you ask for. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.